The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1887-01-18

E. FIuharty. Of Baitimore, are at the
Phoenix. ~ go
Messrs. w. Il. LowbelI, J. @. jackson
and j. E. Broorne, of New York, are at
the Phoenix.
Messrs. T. j. Smith and Leo Well
house, of Atlanta, are autographed at
the Phoenix.
Henry Hilbrannen and w. b. Preston,
of Philadelphia, are guests at the Put
nam House.
Chas. NJ. Ball and wife, and Miss
Dennison. of Brooklyn. y. ", are at the
Putnam House.
Messrs. J. H. Hager, of New Orleans,
and w. b. Bell, of Bismark, ID. T..
are at the Phonix
Messrs. A. A. Robinson, of Brunswick,
and John Brennan, of Savannah, are
guests at the Saratoga.
Messrs. r. l.. Palmpert. of Baltimore,
and F. B. Mason. of Buffalo, n. ". are
stopping at the Saratoga.
Messrs. n. Gilbert. F. Bascom and
Mrs. Stone and daughter, of Crescent
City, were at the Phoenix yesterday.
Messrs. N. F. Barott, E. b. Watson, C.
F. Canto. and E. E. Fairport and wife,
of New York. are guests of the Putnam
House.
DIR. w. T. McNees is at the Phoenix.
The Doctor has a card elsewhere, to
xxyh inh hn ~ mo
directed.
Messrs. F. B. Marshall, Edgar Viii
Hams, j. f. Gill. l.. NJ. Alderman and F.
b. Henry, of New York, are guests at
the Saratoga
Messrs. w. G.. Elliott, j. VI. Elliott and
c. T. Askew, of the we'll known paper
house of A. G. Elliott & Co, of Phila-
delphia, are at the Phoenix.
MIR. Benz. Boyd went up the Ockla-
waba River yesterday to look after his
grove, and arrange for the gathering and
shipment Of his orange crop.
Mr.. Washington Smith, of Connect
cut, an experienced railroad man, was
in town yesterday. He will take posi-
ton with the j. T. & X w. Railway.
Chas. p. Laid, of Boston, W. G. State,
of Scottsville, KY, Paul C.. Comstock, of
st. Louis, and f. Young, of Pough-
keepsie, n. y. are guests at the Putnam
House.
Mr.. o. NJ. Crosby, representing The
| South, of New York, is in town in the
interest of that publication. He repre-
sents a SPLENDID paper, and one that is
well patronized by the people of this
State.
j. j. johnson, wife and daughter, OF
Albany, n. ", III. C. Sibley, of Boston,
w. b. Stoddard and wife, of New Ha
ven, Conn, and E. Day and wife, OF
Seymour, Conn, are at the Putnam
House.
Geo. II. Chaplin, of st. Augustine, w
l.. Chamberlain, OF Grove Hall Hotel
Crescent City, j. Russell Kennedy, Of
Welaka, and A. Mclaughlin, of Jack
sonville, are stopping at the Putnam
House.
Henry Buist and wife and Miss In
gram, of South Carolina, w. A. McIn
tyre, Jr., and wife. Of Nashville, Tenn.
C. N. Dickens, Of Georgia, and r. b
Morrison, OF Atlanta, are guests at tn,
Putnam.
Messrs. Melville Bull. Of Newport. r
l.. Jas. Mickey and wife, of ST. Paul
Mimi. w. o. Bellaire, of Lansing
Mich, and ID. b. Northby, of Plymouth
N. H., were among the arrivals at tn
Putnam House yesterday.
Col. d. II. Elliott and o. NJ. Crosby, O
Jacksonville; -. c. Willett, of MeIrose
Mrs. w. G. MCGEE and son, of Welaka
Robt. Young, of Interlachen, and NJ
B. Merriwether, proprietor Of the Lees
burg Hotel, are at the Ptuenix.
The Seville Real Estate Exchange PEG
pie say that the groves offered by then
are healthier and are fruiting better thai
a large part of the groves of the State
Major Healey accounts for it from tn
fact that the groves are all native made
and when fortified at all has been don
by -pennipg. This is undoubtedl
!. the true way to make grove.
Seville is . new section, just opene
up by the j., T. & X. w. Railway. Th
fine groves offered for sale there by tn
Seville Real Estate Exchange have bee
made by our native pioneers, who wit
their restless dispositions want TO pus
further to the front, and offer splendi